Charlie Kirk Assassination: FBI Uncovers Critical Evidence, Charges Imminent for Suspect Tyler Robinson

In a significant development following the September 10 assassination of Charlie Kirk, FBI Director Kash Patel has revealed new details regarding the investigation into alleged killer Tyler Robinson. Speaking Monday night, Patel outlined key evidence investigators are piecing together, including confiscated electronics and a damning text message from the suspect.

Patel confirmed that multiple electronic devices, including computers, laptops, gaming systems, and cell phones, were seized from Robinson’s Utah home and that of his romantic partner. Crucially, the FBI director disclosed a text message exchange where Robinson allegedly stated his intent to “take out Charlie Kirk.” When pressed on motive, Patel quoted Robinson’s reported words: “some hatred cannot be negotiated with.”

Attorney General Pam Bondi, also appearing on the program, confirmed that Utah state prosecutors have jurisdiction and are expected to indict Robinson for first-degree murder as early as tomorrow or within the week. Bondi addressed the potential for the death penalty, noting its viability under Utah law, which still includes the firing squad. She also stated that federal prosecutors are reviewing the case for potential national-level charges, vowing to work with state authorities to ensure Robinson faces the maximum extent of the law.

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